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BODYAMR first launched a range of promotional T-shirts as a collaboration with London band "The Soho Dolls", and launched exclusively at Colette, Paris. The next season, the brand went on to preview its first collection at London Fashion Week 2006, with a small salon show in partnership with Les Trois Garcons and images by photographer Emma Summerton. Tom Ford wrote "BODYAMR, give me a job!", as the brand was hailed by VOGUE as "...one of the best kept secrets of Fashion Insiders...". Progressive seasons have seen further collaborations with Christian Louboutin who released "The BODYAMR" shoe, whilst the Fashion Council's for London, Berlin and Dubai have previously chosen BODYAMR pieces to promote and publicise their Fashion Weeks in global campaigns. Over 7 seasons, BODYAMR has developed a cult like loyal following for it's refined simplicity, signature drape with brace and is sold in selected stores around the world including Harrods, Harvey Nichols Internationally, and some the world's leading boutiques. Staying true to BODYAMR's ethos, the London studio produces hand finished pieces, and limited edition collections which are released seasonally in partnership with key stockists, stimulating strong sales and targeting clients seeking one of a kind collectables. Produced in London the main collection is delivered with each piece numbered out of its limited production run, keeping the coveted brand unique.

(2013) Fashionistas Style "Party" Barbie Outfit by A Thousand Splendid Dolls

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BOX DATE: 2013

MANUFACTURER: Mattel

DOLLS IN LINE: Barbie (2 versions); Teresa

MISSING ITEMS: Cuff, shoes, purse

PERSONAL FUN FACT: I knew this was a Fashionistas dress when I spotted it at the Salvation Army. It was a few days before New Year's 2025. Colleen and I had been feeling restless at home, and decided to go on a thrifting adventure. There was a very sad African American Barbie (from the 2010s or 2020s) wearing this. Her face paint was smeared completely off...giving her a creepy vibe. I didn't think her body would be that useful as a donor, but the outfit intrigued me. So I dressed it on Fruit Style Barbie who was nude, and a doll I admired as a kid. I also transferred the bikini that the AA doll was wearing to Miss Fruit Style. They don't really care if you redress the dolls at this store...in fact, they don't even care if the dolls are in pieces (I cannot tell you how many random body parts hang out in the toy section). I wasn't sure if this went to one of my dolls or not....turns out it did not. However, it's super gorgeous. The way the pattern is printed on is very flattering on Barbie's curvy frame. I know this won't hang out in storage all that long. Some moochie flea market rescue will be donning it in no time!

Style Magic Skipper NRFB by Ichdenkan

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Styled by me by Fleur

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Little flat roll / pin curls and Hot Sticks set at the bottom.

Style eye 2 by Eija.

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Nice style by Mie Ahmt